(ANSA) - La Spezia, May 19 - Italian firm ASG Superconductors
on Friday presented the first magnet for Iter, the world's
largest experimental plant designed to show it is possible to
produce energy from nuclear fusion. It is 14 metres high, nine
metres long, weighs 300 tonnes - as much as a Boeing 747 - and
is the shape of a big capital D.
Magnet for nuclear fusion made in Italy
Presented by ASG Superconductors